group work feedback violence & road injury group
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Group work feedbackViolence & Road Injury Group
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Priority actions to address the burden and to be considered by work groups
– Violence • High 5 areas• Injury surveillance (include morbidity measures)• Gap analysis / Interventions (early interventions for
boys and young men)• Booza TV• General violence communication campaign
• People are unhappy with the use of injuries and would prefer violence and injuries
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Priority actions to address the burden and to be considered by work groups
– RTI• Concerns raised around seatbelt wearing and cell
phone which is addressed by. Institute enforcement for behaviour change.
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Suggested amendments to the declaration and why?
– Point 3 – term Quadruple and BOD not consistent with what is written
– Mismatched disease types and groups at risks– Omission of mental health (disease group) and men as a
risk group– Using injuries as a BOD term and unpacking it later down
as violence and RTI including injuries and violence (can impact on general wellness eg. Immunization, nutrition etc.)
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Suggested amendments to the declaration and why?
– Separate workgroup focusing on mental health: can cover everything, in BOD review
– 16B – too simplistic. Need to broaden it. Alcohol, amongst other things, is the key risk factor that needs to be addressed.
– Emphasis on morbidity (burden of living with as opposed to dying from) needs to be included in the document. Commitment to establishing a key morbidity surveillance system.
– Inconsistency in use of term ‘drug’ (point 21)